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eNom sets up [http://enomreseller.org/ resellers] two ways, through | eNom sets up [http://enomreseller.org/ resellers] two ways, through its PDQ tool, a semi-customizable domain name selling kit, or through API. | ||
eNom resellers add revenue streams to their domain name businesses by offering eNom's Value Added Services (VAS). eNom's VAS products and services include web site hosting, web site creation kits, SSL Certificates, ID protection services, email services, website monitoring and traffic-counting tools. | eNom resellers add revenue streams to their domain name businesses by offering eNom's Value Added Services (VAS). eNom's VAS products and services include web site hosting, web site creation kits, SSL Certificates, ID protection services, email services, website monitoring and traffic-counting tools. | ||
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| Type: | Privately Held |
| Industry: | Internet, online domain name registration |
| Founded: | Bellevue, WA, 1997 |
| Founder(s): | Paul Stahura |
| Ownership: | Demand Media, 2006 |
| Headquarters: | 5808 Lake Washington Blvd, Ste. 300 Kirkland, WA 98033 |
| Country: | USA |
| Website: | eNom.com |
| Twitter: |  @eNom
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| Key People | |
| Taryn Naidu, General Manager Chris Sheridan, Vice President of Sales | |
eNom, is ICANN accredited and the world's second-largest domain name registrar, providing domain name registration, hosting and other online services.[1][2] Paul Stahura founded the company in 1997.[3]
In May 2006 eNom was acquired by Demand Media, and in 2007 eNom acquired BulkRegister.[4]
Company History
Paul Stahura founded the company in 1997, it initially was run out of his garage using a single computer with an ISDN line.[5]
In 2007, eNom became the second largest domain registrar in the world,[6] with over 8 million registered domain names in 70 different domain extensions.[7] eNom's resellers are mostly web hosting and web development companies that use eNom's application programming interface (API) to buy and sell domain names on their own web sites, or eNom's hosted reseller solution—a customer retail website branded as the reseller's but hosted by eNom.
Their back-end systems can handle about 2 billion DNS queries a day, and maintains its name server constellation across six datacenters around the world. They forward over 11 million emails and block over 28 million spam messages every day.[8]
In October, 2007, eNom sunsetted its drop catcher website, ClubDrop.com, to partner with Network Solutions to create the aftermarket auction venue NameJet.com. NameJet became the auction venue for the expired domain inventory of Network Solutions.
The site auctions active names, dropped names, and names that are post-expiration.[9] Much of the Network Solutions inventory is classified as "Pre-Release" names. Features include: public auctions, private auctions, ascending-price and reverse auctions, proxy bidding, reserve price auctions, buy-it-now auctions.
eNom's Reseller Model
eNom sets up resellers two ways, through its PDQ tool, a semi-customizable domain name selling kit, or through API.
eNom resellers add revenue streams to their domain name businesses by offering eNom's Value Added Services (VAS). eNom's VAS products and services include web site hosting, web site creation kits, SSL Certificates, ID protection services, email services, website monitoring and traffic-counting tools.
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